Piaget language

During which stage do children begin to develop their language rapidly but remain egocentric?

• Sensorimotor stage

• Preoperational stage

• Concrete operational stage

• Formal operational stage

According to Piaget, what comes before language in a child's development?

• Social interaction

• Thought

• Physical growth

• Emotional development

What is the primary reason children become less egocentric during the concrete operational stage?

• Increased physical activity

• Improved social skills

• More developed and logical language

• Better memory retention

In which stage do children start talking according to the prompt?

• Sensorimotor stage

• Preoperational stage

• Concrete operational stage

• Formal operational stage

What is necessary for children to use language properly?

• A large vocabulary

• Understanding of what they are talking about

• Ability to mimic sounds

• Exposure to multiple languages

What does Piaget suggest about language and thought?

• Language develops before thought

• Thought and language develop simultaneously

• Thought comes before language

• Language is independent of thought

What is a schema according to Piaget's theory?

• A type of language

• A mental framework for understanding the world

• A physical growth milestone

• A social interaction technique

How do children develop language according to Piaget?

• By memorising words

• By matching words to their knowledge of the world

• By listening to music

• By reading books

What is the relationship between cognitive development and language development according to the prompt?

• Language development leads to cognitive development

• Cognitive development leads to language development

• They are unrelated

• They occur independently

What is the role of egocentrism in language development during the preoperational stage?

• It enhances language skills

• It limits understanding of others' perspectives

• It has no effect

• It accelerates vocabulary acquisition